My Boss SD-1!

My old trusty ProCo RAT. ^^

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I traded my car in for a microphone.

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I refuse to have a battle of the wits with an unarmed man!

The Plexitube Tonebone by Radial Engineering is awesome with two channels and true bypass because it uses a real tube and has the most mid boost and cut and contour parametric and tone shaping. the tone is awesome and the second channel has more gain than anyone needs that is adjustable via a side trim pot.

Fuzz face, Big Muff Pi, Tube Screamer, EHX English Muff'n.
My next buy is either the Fulltone OCD or the FullDrive Mosfet 2, also by Fulltone.

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• Fender American Series Stratocaster (Olympic white, maple)
• Gibson Flying V (dusty faded cherry)
• Fender 1969 Custom Shop Stratocaster (3-tone sunburst, maple)
• Fender Highway One Stratocaster (Honey blonde, rosewood)

i got a great deal on a line 6 crunchtone. has 3 different settings plus noisegate. very versatile

No DP, early 60's Vox Wah Pedal and great pickups and tube amps.
Less is more...

Favorite overdrive...Fulltone OCD

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The blues ain't nothin but a good man feelin bad.

I honestly just love the distortion on my 5150 combo.

The Boss Blues Driver.

You don't even have to kick the Gain up much, just the level.

It gives you an awesome overdrive tone without cranking the amp.

I have a few vintage distortion pedals that are great sounding-a 70 Big Muff Pi,a 68 Tim's Own Fuzzer Buzzer,a 74 Jen Jumbo Fuzz and although not technically not a distortion pedal an original metal case Marshall Guv'nor-you can get a cranked stack tone from a 5W practice amp.

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'65 Strat,65 Mustang,65 Jaguar,4 more Strats,3 vintage Vox guitars,5 Vox amps,'69 Bassman with a '68 2-15 Bassman cab,36 guitars total-15asst'd amps total,2 vintage '60s Hammond organs & a myriad of effects-with a few rare vintage ones.

I have a few. Ibanez ts808 is a classic, of course. Hermida Zendrive is great, has a very Dumble-esque tone. BYOC OD-2 is just about the most versatile pedal ever made, you can get almost any sound out of it you want. And if you guys have ever heard of Gearmanndude, he makes a great pedal called the Luther Drive. I really recommend checking it out. If not, just check out his youtube page. It'll really make you drool with all the pedals he demos.

Keeley TS9 Mod Plus!

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My Rig: Guitar into Pedals then into Amps and out into Speakers.

Definitely not my DS-1.

I'm on the look-out for a Pro-Co Rat.

I'd like to have a Fender Blender, though, just for the novelty of it.

I'll put in a good word for the Hotcake by Crowther Audio.


Cheers,

Snowy